Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
What attachments did you get, anything interesting?
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
looks like you might need an Avant to empty yon bucket, 'fore it goes anywhere though ....... unless you can get it to run where it's sat?Pfft, phuckin matchbox cars
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
Ran when parked..... It'll tip it out.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
what motor's in that Rory ?
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
I think it's a IH motor and a Clark box.what motor's in that Rory ?
Let's talk attachments.... I've a winch, a Grid Bucket (with plates in it to make it standard) and a 4in1...... Just need a Big set of forks for those block paving jobs and perhaps a timber grab for when I take out hedges.
Shovelhands
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Will it run a flail?
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
Yes.
Hg2702
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Makes me want a 1cx 
JD450A
Feral as Fk 🐾
Pfft, get a 4cx like a real boy.Makes me want a 1cx
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6feetdown
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A 1cxt would be nice but na in uk when I looked
Hg2702
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I’d need a booster seat
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6feetdown
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Boosters available contact NHS
Hg2702
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3rd nipples coming on nicely
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AusDave
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rossandson
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Well that wasn’t an issue, I got it on easy.
**Disclaimer - not my trailer/car, nor me towing that**
Attachments
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Smiffy
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Hidromek do a 1cx copy available here
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Smiffy
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Thought I would stick this in here rather than create a new thread.
Both mecalac and Manitou have entered the compact loader market as I've seen from recent articles. Whilst neither offer telescopic booms yet. It might interest some on here to see the other options coming to the market
https://www.manitou.com/en-GB/our-machines/articulated-loaders
Just checked the biggest towable Manitou and due to the boom geometry in comparison to the multione 9.5 it gives I think about 400mm less lift height
But lists tipping weight as 800kg less.
Mecalac seem to Do 2 boom length options to counter that. So obviously a compromise but might suit some.
Both mecalac and Manitou have entered the compact loader market as I've seen from recent articles. Whilst neither offer telescopic booms yet. It might interest some on here to see the other options coming to the market
https://www.manitou.com/en-GB/our-machines/articulated-loaders
Just checked the biggest towable Manitou and due to the boom geometry in comparison to the multione 9.5 it gives I think about 400mm less lift height
But lists tipping weight as 800kg less.
Mecalac seem to Do 2 boom length options to counter that. So obviously a compromise but might suit some.
craig
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The Manitou ones have come from their Gehl stable, so have been around a bit and should be proven, a local dealer when they have they Manitou/Gehl brand on their books, I did a bit taking one round to farms to have on demo, it was over a towable weight at around 4.5/5t, but it seemed an OK machine.Thought I would stick this in here rather than create a new thread.
Both mecalac and Manitou have entered the compact loader market as I've seen from recent articles. Whilst neither offer telescopic booms yet. It might interest some on here to see the other options coming to the market
https://www.manitou.com/en-GB/our-machines/articulated-loaders
Just checked the biggest towable Manitou and due to the boom geometry in comparison to the multione 9.5 it gives I think about 400mm less lift height
But lists tipping weight as 800kg less.
Mecalac seem to Do 2 boom length options to counter that. So obviously a compromise but might suit some.
The Mecalac ones look familiar, but I cant place which manufacture.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
wasn't there some tie up between terex and mecalac ??
doobin
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Can’t see either of those holding a candle to an Avant or Multione tbh.
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